Red River Revenge (Remington book 1)
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The Missouri trotter stopped short, its black, sweat- sleeked hide glistening in the sunlight. The horse cocked its ears and waited patiently as the deputy marshal scanned the land.
Ned had expected the town of Tishomingo to be bigger, more populated. He had expected to see dozens of tipis clustered around a communal fire pit, and Indian ponies huddled together in a pole corral. Instead, small, earth-colored, adobe huts dotted the land. Not more than twenty huts, he thought, all widely scatt...ered. And all across the valley, small flocks of sheep grazed in lush, green pastures. He could see some people moving about, but from that distance they looked like little brown ants. Field workers, horsemen who seemed in no hurry, and the shepherds who tended their flocks.
Way off to his left, the Red River shimmered in the afternoon sunlight like a diamond ribbon as it wound its way through thick stands of trees. The buildings that were clustered near the river were partially hidden from view by the trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Missouri trotter stopped short, its black, sweat- sleeked hide glistening in the sunlight. The horse cocked its ears and waited patiently as the deputy marshal scanned the land.
Ned had expected the town of Tishomingo to be bigger, more populated. He had expected to see dozens of tipis clustered around a communal fire pit, and Indian ponies huddled together in a pole corral. Instead, small, earth-colored, adobe huts dotted the land. Not more than twenty huts, he thought, all widely scatt...ered. And all across the valley, small flocks of sheep grazed in lush, green pastures. He could see some people moving about, but from that distance they looked like little brown ants. Field workers, horsemen who seemed in no hurry, and the shepherds who tended their flocks.
Way off to his left, the Red River shimmered in the afternoon sunlight like a diamond ribbon as it wound its way through thick stands of trees. The buildings that were clustered near the river were partially hidden from view by the trees.
What to read after Red River Revenge (Remington book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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Edgar G. a year ago
This story is getting stupid. When the old man said he didn't know, maybe they should have taken off their badges in case it would be thought that they wanted to arrest Killbuck. The when they found out that the two murderers had been there, why not go after THEM since they are wanted badly. With them in handcuffs the Cherokee would have no reason to deny knowledge of Killbuck. And that first beautiful girl they saw might be the girl they're looking for. She would hardly be with her uncle herding sheep. And if she's so determined why won't she go to the judge for protection and at least give a deposition. He could also have her guarded. The way the story is going she seem more determined to be afraid than to seek vengeance or justice.
Edgar G. a year ago
Sheep fleece generally is white only after several chemical procedures. so there could be NO white bits of sheep fleece blowing around. It would be a dirty, greasy yellow, and even darker colours. Depending on the breed.Write Review:
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